The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-03-05

lots 4l3, 420, 422, 424 Elys addition,
Superior. WASTED-Land near Su-
perior, will pay the cash
JAS. S. RITCHIE.
Rev. w. O. Tobey will exchange
pulpits next Sabbath with Rev. f. II.
Stout of Ashland, who will pr, ach here
morning aud evening, and at West
Superior at $3.50 p. m. All are in
yited.
The RIVER and harbor bill got
through all right, and was duly sign
ed. We get $4,000 instead of the
/ 100000 promised us by the Demo
cratic politicians two years ago. How
is this?
The c. L. S. C. will meet at the
residence of Mrs. VIM. Kimhal| Up
! pertown on " ednesday next A
sleigh will be at the post office corner
at Is p. IN. to convey the members
there and back.
The special meetings having clos
ed, the members of the l. O. G.. T.
lodge held their first regular meeting
last Monday evening, in the X. of p.
hall. There is opportunity for doing
/ much good here, and we wish the
order great success.
W Cranwell has a card in our
! paper to-day. He appears as full
nedscd real estate agent, and there is
none better posted in this line than he,
rs this has been his business here since
/ 1897. He Is a safe man to consult on
ali matters pertaining - real estate
-Blo.h,r Mitchell has got on his
: financial pegs again, and the Daily
/ Tribune oncc more appeared on the
streets OF Duluth As brother Mitchell
does not love Us well enough to eX-
change. we have not seen the paper
since It's resurrection, hence cannot
SPEAK OF It's merits
As NC 90 to press Friday noon ii
/ Is rumored that our business men are
to be interviewed by a legislative
committee touching the question of
division. ~ house DIVIDED against
itself cannot stand" We are of one
household and we oppose most en-
j phatically any division of territory.
We had the pleasure of meeting
/ ID. Il. Long, mayor of jamestown d.
! T., at Hotel Tower Wednesday even
/ ing Mr. Long is we'll impressed with
Superior and her future possibilities,
and was then negotiating for some
West Superior property, and he con-
templates locating here permanently.
More and more do we see the
need of good hotel here. Every day
strangers by the score flee from the
town as evening draws near, to seek
quarters for the night, who would
stay here if they could. A fortune
awaits some good hotel man, with
sand enough to occupy the field
Who is he?
Rev. Allan Blakesley, of New
Richmond, was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. He
was one of the council of Congrega-
tional ministers t. advise with the peo-
pie and decide upon future actions of
operations for that society at West Su-
perior, in regard to occupying the
ground, building church etc.
Last Tuesday morning durir 6
the smoky or foggy visitation, train
on the St. Paul q Duluth road run
into and badly disabled the new pass
enger coach which had just been put
on the short line run between Duluth
and Superior The accident occurred
in the Duluth yards, and we again
had to come down to the enc regular
old car for the short line runs.
Mrs. Taylor a widow lady, and
sister of Mrs. Andrew Miller, of this
city died at the residence of the latter
last Monday of heart disease. Mrs.
Taylor came here from Scotland.
about SIX months ago. The funeral
services conducted by Rev. f. H..
Wright, of the Methodist church, of
which she was worthy member, took
place from the house Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Geo. S. Rogers, one Of the wide
awake business men Of Chippewa Falls
has been spending n day or two in SUI
perior and West Superior this week,
and went home just about decided to
sell ont everything there and settle
here. All sensible men arrive at the
same conclusion after once VISITING the
place and giving the matter honest
thought. We shall be pleased to
number Mr.. Rogers among our bust
ness men.